We may be a couple of weeks out from the end of classes, but it’s never too late to get a head start on summer plans for the kiddos.
From art school to computer sciences, check out these eight local summer camps for Alamo City kids.
Camp at the Cibolo | Cibolo Center for Conservation, 140 City Park Rd.
Campers will join teams to play games, do STEM activities, hike, learn archery, sing camp songs, and other nature-based activities. Nature Camp is $325 per week and Art Camp is $299 per week.
The Summer Camps at Magik Theatre | The Magik Theatre, 420 S. Alamo St.
Kids can explore this year’s theme “Be Your Own Hero” through acting, dancing, singing, and during select weeks, technical theatre. Each week is $450.
8th Annual Mariachi Summer Camp | The Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center, 723 S. Brazos St.
Open to everyone, this arts center invites the public to dive deeper into mariachi performance traditions. Learn new skills and put it all together in an end-of-camp show. Overnight lodging is also available.
UTSA Summer Camps | UTSA, various locations
From engineering + monarch butterfly studying to learning about hydrology (the study of water) and art camps. This local university has a plethora of camp options.
Summer Sewing Camp | Abby’s Attic Sewing & Crafting Studio, 2250 Thousand Oaks Dr. Suite 208
Campers five and up are invited to learn the art of sewing — with no experience needed. Here, the young ones will have materials provided as well as learning the ropes of a sewing machine.
San Antonio Zoo Summer Camps | San Antonio Zoo, 3903 N. Saint Mary’s St.
Spending the day with nature’s magnificent creatures sounds like a fun-filled day to us. Camp participants can learn about animals from Africa, different bird species, careers in zoology and more.
Language Camps | International School of San Antonio, 6739 Callaghan Rd.
Learn different languages and cultures at this cam, featuring France, China, Russia, and Spanish-speaking countries.
Code Ninjas Camps | Code Ninjas, various locations
Are your kids interested in how computers work or just loves playing “Fortnite?” This is the camp for them. Here, they’ll learn how to code and create special projects with LEGO.